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kurtcagle

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Reply to ProfessorGAC (Reply #10)

Sun Jun 28, 2020, 08:10 PM

Jun 2020

I follow economics as a data journalist, but I'm not an economist, so what I know of the field is largely based upon what's in the news and data nets.

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Dow Jones Sanity Check [View all] ProfessorGAC Jun 2020 OP

The market is not the economty. Just my POV. Newest Reality Jun 2020 #1

Never Said It Was ProfessorGAC Jun 2020 #7

Never said you said that. Newest Reality Jun 2020 #14

More info? kurtcagle Jun 2020 #2

Models ProfessorGAC Jun 2020 #10

Thanks kurtcagle Jun 2020 #18

My AAPL hit a record high... brooklynite Jun 2020 #3

A Reply Without A Point? ProfessorGAC Jun 2020 #8

"folks can calm down a bit. "..."The market is not performing impressively. " brooklynite Jun 2020 #16

The market (the S&P 500, not the stupid Dow Jones) is at the level it was a year ago muriel_volestrangler Jun 2020 #4

That Makes No Sense ProfessorGAC Jun 2020 #9

Because the past 6 months have been shit muriel_volestrangler Jun 2020 #11

No, we should be below 15,000. The market is a bond squeeze cause there's no were else to get uponit7771 Jun 2020 #5

That Just Wrong ProfessorGAC Jun 2020 #6

So you think equities currently are correctly valued? REALLY ?! uponit7771 Jun 2020 #17

Thanks for the picture, Prof. nt Hortensis Jun 2020 #12

My bet is: kentuck Jun 2020 #13

The current P/E ratio for the Dow Industrials is 21.49. OilemFirchen Jun 2020 #15

+1, ... and I don't see where the 2.3 trillion is going other than pushing people out of bonds ... uponit7771 Jun 2020 #20

This doesn't take away the fears I have. Nevilledog Jun 2020 #19

Longer term question kurtcagle Jun 2020 #21

One other point kurtcagle Jun 2020 #22